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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1925

Page

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Bus Franchise Debate Warns Against Monopoly Risk

The editorial argues the city should approve a bus franchise only if used promptly, warning against exclusive control by Missouri Power and Light Company. It urges a forfeiture clause for non-use and notes three underserved districts needing bus service beyond street cars.

Missouri Power and Light Company Power and Light Company Woodcrest Washington Boonville Road Forest Hill V Boulevard Missouri, Power and Light Light Company Capital News Tf the

Coolidge to Push Federal Tax Reduction in Congress

President Coolidge announced at the semi annual budget meeting that he will urge further tax cuts in Congress at the December session. He projected a $200 million surplus by June and about $290 million for the next fiscal year, aiming to keep current outlays around $3.375 billion excluding debt reduction and postal service costs. He stressed economy in federal spending as essential to tax relief and urged Congress to support lower taxes and tighter budgets.

Associated Press Washington Congress Coolidge Postal Service Cooke Audiencs Mr. Coolidge Manioar Effy

Grand Jury Convenes As Moonshine Probe Looms

Westhues calls on the grand jury to examine moonshine production and sale, urging enforce­ment of the law and cautioning against private citizen raids. He advises coordinating with the prosecuting attorney and keeping findings confidential until the panel is finished.

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Snow Sent to Jail on Robbery Charge

Denver Snow, 20, remanded to jail after a preliminary hearing in Macon on participating in the Farmers and Merchants Bank robbery at La Plata on September 4. An amount of $800 was described as the stolen sum. bond set at 10,000 with possible later furnishing.

Associated Press Macon Jame Denver Snow Farmers and Merchants Bank la Plata Ernest Miller George Franks Mont Thompson Accure

Six Drownings Shock St Louis On Sunday

Six St Louisans including 18 year old Dorothy Dolan died within 90 minutes in separate drownings. Remaining details note one recovery, unclear causes, and victims Alfred Stuhr 47 and Louis Weinfass 20 among the deceased near Belleville Okawville and Kimmswick Missouri.

ST. Louis Associates Press St. Louisans Dorothy Dolan Anna K. Nolan Dolan Kiminswick Alfred Stuhr Belleville Here Benjamin Schwartz Okaw River Okawville Louis Weinfass

Chicago Gunman Kills Patrolman in Street Robbery

A Chicago gunman killed Patrolman Patrick McGovern in a brazen daytime robbery on Sheridan Road. The assailants escaped with 600 from the messenger George Haney. Witnesses described a quick, brutal ambush as the trio fled in a touring car amid busy traffic. The scene drew several hundred bystanders.

Associated Press Chicago Patrick McGovern McGovern McCiavern George Haney Sheridan Road Agital

Shepherd To Take Stand Today In His Defense

William Dar ing Shepherd will testify in his murder trial tomorrow denying involvement with typhoid germs in the death of Wa. Nelson McClintock and denying ties to accuser Charles Farman. Prosecutors plan broad cross examination. Shepherd’s wife opposes testifying, officials say.

Shepherd Associated Press Chicago William Dar Iing Shepherd Nelson McClintock Charles C. Farman William Scott Stewart Stewart Joinal Fuvryers Julie Shepherd Sheperd Robert E. Groyve

Shepherds slay case faces panhandler claim and witness crawl

The report covers defense remarks calling the accused panhandlers who lived off affluent youths, and the plan to present two or three witnesses after dis Shepherd's testimony. Seven witnesses, including four medical men, were heard today as the trial moves forward.

Shepherd Offerdis Shepherd Stewart

Knights of Pythias to Confer Bank of Esquire Tonight

Capital Louie No. 110 Knights of Pythias will confer the Bank of Esquire this evening at 8 o clock with Gov. Baker presiding. All members and visitors cordially invited. Sam James Jr, G c, J Enaus, K of RB and S.

Louie No Knights of Pythias Bank of Esquire Gov. Baker Sam James, JR G.c J. Enaus

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